Colorado pronghorn draw results, 2026: points to draw every hunt code

In Colorado's 2026 primary pronghorn draw, CPW offered 17,530 licenses in 302 hunt codes and issued 14,494 of them. CPW's report puts first-choice success at 12% for resident adults and 2% for nonresident adults. Residents could draw 140 of the codes with no preference points, and 43 took 10 points or more.

This page copies, for every limited pronghorn hunt code, the "drawn out at" line from Colorado Parks and Wildlife's Draw Recap reports for 2024, 2025 and 2026: the preference point level of the last license the primary draw gave residents and nonresidents. It is the result of each year's draw, not a forecast. How Colorado's preference points work.

How many preference points did Colorado pronghorn licenses take in 2026?

Of the 302 pronghorn hunt codes in CPW's 2026 primary draw, residents could draw 140 with no points, 119 took 1 to 9 points and 43 took 10 or more.

Adult applicants in the primary draw. "No license to that group" covers codes where CPW drew no one from that group or no one applied. Source: Colorado Parks and Wildlife, 2026 Primary PRONGHORN Post Draw Report.

Which pronghorn hunt codes took the most points in 2026?

Sorted by the resident "drawn out at" level in CPW's 2026 report, highest first.

Did Colorado pronghorn licenses take more points in 2026 than in 2024?

Of the 184 pronghorn hunt codes that drew residents on preference points in both 2024 and 2026, 104 took more points in 2026, 65 took the same and 15 took fewer (CPW Draw Recap reports).

The biggest rises, sorted by the change in resident points from 2024 to 2026:

Which pronghorn licenses can residents draw with no points?

140 pronghorn hunt codes gave a license to every resident first-choice applicant, or drew out at 0 points, in 2026. They are listed with their leftovers on Colorado pronghorn licenses with 0 points.

Which Colorado pronghorn hunt codes had the highest hunter success in 2025?

Among the 42 pronghorn hunt codes with at least 100 hunters and enough survey replies in CPW's 2025 harvest survey, AM118O1R had the highest success, 84.3% from 140 hunters. Across all 277 codes CPW printed, 14,365 hunters took 7,302 pronghorn. Sorted by CPW's printed 2025 success rate, highest first, among codes with at least 100 hunters that CPW did not mark as having few survey replies. 2025 is the first year CPW reports success by hunt code; before, it reported by unit.

Survey estimates from Colorado Parks and Wildlife's 2025 Colorado Pronghorn Harvest Estimates. Every code's 2025 success is also in the last column of the tables below.

What did every pronghorn hunt code take, 2024 to 2026?

Each cell is CPW's "drawn out at" figure for that year: a number is preference points; "2nd+ choice" means every first-choice applicant drew; "leftover" means licenses were left after the draw; "none drawn" means no license went to that group. A blank year means the code was not in that year's draw. Codes with a link have their own page with dates, units and the draw by point level.

Archery pronghorn hunt codes (36)

Muzzleloader pronghorn hunt codes (60)

Rifle pronghorn hunt codes (206)

Where do these numbers come from?

• 2026 Primary PRONGHORN Post Draw Report, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, printed 2026-05-21.
• 2025 Primary PRONGHORN Post Draw Report, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, printed 2025-05-22.
• 2024 Primary PRONGHORN Post Draw Report, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, printed 2024-05-23.
• CPW's primary draw rules: points, the hybrid draw and what a license costs you in points.

Copied from CPW's reports without change; where a cell is blank, the report printed nothing for it. Licenses are the hunt code's 2026 quota. Landowner (LPP) and youth columns are left out here. Your license and CPW's current brochure are the authority.